New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07

cerns NJ The United states TO message TO be given in
tho future, perhaps To make sure taar n me TnSo
he lands the internal revenue without EXCEPTIONS: 20
%n sdS OF "sa free NG Sed tn I the
No fee material when prodcod in his country.
the message IS surprising one-but II makes the very
Issue We have desired
Major Mckinley" If understand It, the President
wants foreign manufactures sold and used IN this
country Instead Of Amcrcs9 ec may
his heorics II adopted. regard the message as orc
Of the weakest arguments have heard on that side Of
pamphlet, issued by the Golden Clib for the bcncf,
Of western farmers am glad thai the President ia
need 10 mistake anywhere as 10 his POSITION or
that of the Democratic party on the tariff question:
FREE-TRADE TRACT OF ORDINARY MRRIr
William Walter Phelps. whose friends hope that he
will be offered and Will acept the appointment TO the
vacancy I'm the WAYS and Means Committee, caused
by the promotion of Mr. UscOck, said: II IS free
trade tract ordinary merit noticed nothing striking
I'm except peryasvc spite against the tariff which
reminded me OF HE ordinary grOwls OF al English
mani. actuIcr. It's good thing for jersey Repnl-
leans. IT'S pretty hard on Jersey Democrats. They
can't make a campaign speech hereafter so long as
Cleveland IS President They have held their scatter
ing voters lately only by Offering their personal AMI
davts that the President was good iarh man, and
now, In the sOemnty OF a message which has no uthcl
apparent object. he makes his denial, and nc cohldn
make it more emphatic Not one "Oid ol praise
for the tariff word OF kindness or hope 10 tho
manufacturer and his laLOrer. Ihey must surrender
lcil business for tho public good. OF stand the riot
and anarchy with which he threatens them II they
resist. won't they be- apt To ask why they should
suffer any else This isn't he Only way TO get
ont the surplus. H., the only harmful way. Abolish
The tax on tobacco and whlskcy your Plus is out
Who suffers "lly the Democratic party, which
loses $500 canvasscrs with nquisitorial Eesuasions
to American prOduccrs-the surplus Is out no
suffers No one. When there are these and other
harmless ways of getting out the surplus, without
butchcrng the tariff. which Mr. Clc' Gland to-day and
Nj carlisle yesterday admitted must bring suicring
productive lndisfIlGS, " ny tutch 4 mo
tariff under which we have gained great wealth and
comfort! II only shows that when the Democratic
party foreabcs It's irad which are only to object
and proposes action, II blundcrs like all noVlces.'
4 STUMP SPrECH-,ND \ POOR ONE AT THAT.
Mr., burrows, Of Mich gan think 1t the weakest
FREQ trade speech heard 1t doca not reach the
d. ,ty Il message to Congress, bat /, more htingly
charac crlcd a, stump speech -and poor one at
thar. y f. n partial compilation OF the stale piati-
tulcs u the Free Trad Z, which have been repeal cd
"a thousand times not only In Congress and In political
campaigns, but In district school house dcDdtIng
socieic. and thousand times answered am not
surprised that the President took unusual precauOn
rot 10 have It made public before f., tran-uiuaI 10
Congress that ho withheld It ~ long possible.
1 aln oniy a>iOni-hcd that be I'D moi suppress IL
all, srihcs. 1ne whO.e harangue proceed, upon tho
theory That a duty imposed upon an imported ar..Io
when cal b. Product III This co""'r, L! ~ H".A IN
th' cost - such article 90 tIc consumer and
thereby b"ccm"- TAX upon h'm. ''ilns oodtl be
Colon" Payne. Of Pennsylvania. The message IA
D !
similar documcn, presented Congress tae for
-..... oi -"e e'"n.n If ny Ircol ION 'cfIes
rext a- battle and la. placed his party IN a posi-
iion vlich car pIt oe mistaken. u = Ia, ALTAR a.
''9'. a. nu' 'r', w ". ,n -, Il, .,,r. pc
publicau ~dccr-, next year fhan to have advocated
tho doctrine OF rs message
HOW 10 MAKE THE SURPLUS DISAPPEAR.
Mir. VI. omas. Of Msryland-Thc President states
the sirpl. far 1o-7 10 lie s55Ooo 900 and admon .hcs
,oupo,, to put the problem of reduction before all
tcyrics OF free trade and protection Ietain the tax
ON whl,Aey and G.rmenicd liquors. bat make fee
alcohol In IFS other uses and mako fro tobacco aud
the ,urplu, would d,apli al and thu Presidents ficc
trade argument lose much OF It's weight.
Mr. ,anuou of uuno.,-it - a rehash VI - lle free
-. . e,, l,ied sud dl,crrdi,ed
D. seem. taat I've heard Tar Octtsr Aee ~'Ie
argument, Rom tAr stamp in Illinois. The message
Democratic party docs bot possess sufficient cohesion
and ,taie,msn~hp q" enact any lH"''ous anu pi"i0i
lc-l,latlo. reducing the revenues ~, IL, e., .t,a. IN
thai the President dd noi COPY h1 49, bs i,sr
th' 'A'o w. o., htr.,o md cher Western towns
-, n Tayl.r 81 OIio-If The Democratic House
VIII pas a hill IN ln' WIN nc i''>". -, -
nirha~ti"hS NJ VIZ - ,'r, VI,n next wear
- ''.' 90, Nv VI am pleased with
Tho ni,.~-aer. TIC cncuys battery Is hcn ann
~ platform "hrh ne I"ui" s.' "a va, ye,r viii
deceive auyIoly. Nj. Cleveland j. 10 w., ,h,cn h,
tate and y 'a. made The p'a'i"rm "I"" VIM -"
s,v. srx,rorr,r OPINIONS
-, ...-...u, .,, -, divided
Senatorial sentiments on me W''>'e' -" W. y" 49,
tf.to ti-,. ri,.~-S: fir>t-unGI2llfet hpproNH ny
.... ,.t, icl,.,a tt,r the country is
III .''.. d" ''''' '' =, .h.,,,, vould
strongly IN favor OF projection ana th'' n"'""e 49,
b. So fatal 10 thc Democratic party a. direct attach
., -,
on th' p"'''''' ''''' ...-.-..t. Gam,
sc'"ud-' nguaAhcd approx" ~ ,
,or. "A ho.e view of polite al economy arr not COZ"
A., a.. t.,or.,,. - ,b,tr constituents I'm sugar
P' ~" - 90" - 49,, ,r,,lrctlon of
,ohacro aud tho domestic manuiarturo or "h'Acy
,,., 81, d..,-c c,p,uc,nstrd from the supervision
"h'H INV =" ''' ' A..
and rNactlons 81 the lhiefh'' 'c'''''' "'''N
Third Qualified approy al from the Democrats WI"
. ,,,,,, ia t,t Oho wish tho Tlesi-
lhN "ht ''' -. -, IA .onr directions and a
gen, ii'l ~'' - IT,, NM "
E'I.n,," .ldrih We In The East do not want any